THE COURT OF JUSTICE

Visit in French

The Court of Appeal of Montpellier is located in a courthouse whose construction was completed in 1853. Discover these places of great symbolic value and the history of the Civil Code, created by a resident of Montpellier, by exploring the courtrooms.

Since its recent restoration, the Court of Justice in Montpellier impresses passersby even more. Its Corinthian columns, sculpted pediment, and high steps give it the appearance of a temple, commanding respect and authority. This visit takes you to discover this monument built in the 19th century.

Let yourself be told its history and current relevance through the various courtrooms, and discover the work of Jean-Jacques Régis de Cambacérès, a Montpellier native and father of the Civil Code.

A journey to the heart of one of the great institutions of Law.

By reservation only

INFORMATION

• Meet 10 minutes before departure in front of the Arc de Triomphe, rue Foch. Please present this exchange voucher; it will be requested before starting the visit.
  VALID ID REQUIRED ON SITE.
  FULL NAME OF EACH PARTICIPANT TO BE PROVIDED AT THE TIME OF RESERVATION.

• Free admission: children under 6 accompanied by a parent, licensed guides with a card, holders of the City Card.

• 1 adult accompanied by a maximum of 1 or 2 children under 6 years old.

• Dogs of any size are not allowed on the visit, except for guide dogs.

THE GOOD DEAL: Booking a guided tour gives you a 10% discount on all products in the Office of Tourism shop (except TAM tickets), upon presentation of your voucher.

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